Sentence examples for display of warmth from inspiring English sources

In an unusual display of warmth given his friction with Washington, Mr. Ch z happily greeted a senior Chevron executive in attendance, Ali Moshiri, the company's president of African and Latin American operations.

I felt unsure of this display of warmth: only a short while ago, these same people had condoned the attempted killing of my father, as they might condone other attacks on innocent bystanders in their struggle with Israel, if the fragile peace process broke down.

The public display of warmth by Mr. Bush seemed in marked contrast to the chilly attitude toward Russia in the first months of the administration, when Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld lambasted Moscow, and the national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, warned European diplomats that Russia only respected toughness.

For this reason, women have been advised to combine assertive negotiating behavior with displays of warmth and concern for others.

In an age when flamboyant displays of warmth and empathy seem almost like an obligatory feature of campaigning, Ms. Kennedy simply seems to prefer keeping her feelings to herself.

At such a moment, as the United manager brought his team to the home of the champions in the hope of laying down a marker for next season, such a display of fraternal warmth would have been very far from the Scot's mind.

She is a strong character with a campaigning spirit who has kept her family close – despite Sir Jimmy's adultery – and displayed the kind of warmth that had Jemima's schoolfriends wishing she was their mother too.

This displays a feeling of warmth and friendliness, making it easier for a man to approach you.

Last night's visit to the basketball game between Mississippi Valley State University and Western Kentucky University is part of a packed programme designed to display the warmth of trans-atlantic relations, including a star-studded state dinner in the White House tonight.

Soon the entire crowd swayed and clapped in unison, in a display of Ghanaian spirit and warmth.

They display great warmth and pride as they describe the personalities of their daughter Anisha, 11, and sons Dhillon, 10, and Taran, four.